Khrushchev Seeks Global Frontier Pact
Soviet Premier Khrushchev unveiled a four point international frontier pact promising to denominate the use of force in territorial disputes. Washington officials cautioned the move may be a gesture rather than negotiation, as Dean Rusk ordered analysis and Johnson received the note at his Texas ranch. The plan, circulating widely, could affect forms for Cuba and Formosa while the United States weighs constructive provisions and German issues with Allies.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Texas
White House
Johnson City
Tex
State Department
United States
Heushchev
Cuba
Reds
U.S
Formosa
Kinshehey
China
Red
Rusk
West Germany
Britain
France
Gibson Girl radio aid helps search for missing Pacific crew
In Honolulu a hand cranked Gibson Girl transmitter raised hope as searchers combed the Pacific for nine crew members of a downed C-12 cargo plane. The device’s hourglass shape narrowed the search to an 70 nautical mile wide sector west of Hawaii where signals suggested some occupants might be alive aboard a vast ocean area.
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Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Air Force
Pacific
Hawaii
Military
Johnson To Slash Red Ink Spending
President Johnson's budget for fiscal 1985 aims near 100 billion dollars, trying to curtail red ink despite unavoidable Congress approved increases. The plan projects revenues to balance a potential deficit under 10 billion, with spending up from Kennedy era levels and new proposals including housing, urban aid, and easy credit for developers.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
White House
Congress
John Kennedy
Kennedy
John A. Gronouski
LBJ
Ever ST
Robert C. Weaver
Housing of Home Finance Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Weaver
CHEER Eyes Aids For Blind Officials In Corry
CHEER seeks two aids to the blind to ease life for sightless residents. Progress reports came from Frank Grace of Erie on guards for viewing machines and a bowling rail device. CHEER plans to buy guards or obtain one, and test a bowling aid locally. If interest grows, a CHEER sponsored team may form.
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Corry Council For Handicapped, Education, Entertainment and Rehabilitation
CHEER
Ritz
Erie County
Afl-Cio Council
Community Services Committee
Corry
Frank Grace
Services Committee
Erie
Grace
Grave
Norman ‘Tarbell
Morgan Beverly
AP Newsmap stock dwindles as updated map sells fast
The Journal reports AP Newsmap is rapidly diminishing in stock. The updated 3 by 4 foot map helps readers locate Chad Mali and Niger and offers a broad view of world divisions, space ventures, and Southeast Asia hot spots. Priced at $1, available over the counter at The Journal office.
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Journal
Associated Press
Chad
Mali
Niger
Earth
U. S
Southeast Asia
The
Police Warn Plow Operators On Hiding Hydrants
Corry Water Supply Co complains hydrants vanish under snow pushed by plows. City police, led by Sgt Frank Carnegie, seek to notify operators to prevent hydrants being buried and avoid potential tragedy from covered hydrants.
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Corry Water Supply Co
Isine
Water Company
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Drowns Practicing Rescue At Levittown School Pool
Levittown Pennsylvania report says George Campbell 22 Morristown drowned while underwater rescue drills with Levittown Fairless Hills Rescue Squad at Woodrow Wilson High School indoor pool. He was a first year Temple Medical School student.
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Levittown, Pa
George Campbell
Morrisville
Levittown
Campbell
Levittown-Fairless Hills
Woodrow Wilson High School
Temple Medical School
County Surplus Lets County Plan Small Tax Rates and Raises
Allegheny County reported a 1963 surplus of 3.5 million dollars as commissioners announced a five percent raise for the first 6,000 dollars of pay for county employees. The surplus marks the fourth straight balanced budget and may fund a greater county share of Carnegie Library costs.
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Gheny County
Commission
William D. McClelland
Carnegie Library
Johnson aides see Shriver as possible VP contender
A national AP poll shows Hubert Humphrey leading with 185 votes, while Robert Kennedy and Sargent Shriver each draw notable support among Democratic leaders. Shriver, Peace Corps director and John F Kennedy’s brother in law, ranks fifth with 43 votes amid Ted Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy’s scattered shows.
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Johnson Ciry
Hubert H. Humphrey
Demoali County
Jonson
John &. Kennedy
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Associated Press
Shriver
Robert F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Senate
Democratic
Hubert Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Bott
Robert Kennedy
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Corry Couple Sues Over Erie Crash Damages
A Corry couple filed suit in Erie County court seeking 4000 for injuries from a two car Erie collision on December 17 1962. Plaintiffs Arthur and Mrs Pledger request up to 2000 each against Margaret Williams of Erie. Mrs Pledger suffered a back injury.
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Corry
Erie
Margaret Williams
Arthur Pledger
Wright Street
Pledger
Williams
Barry Goldwater Seeks 1964 Presidential Nomination
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater intends to declare for the Republican presidential nomination and file for a third Senate term. He will address Arizona Republicans at his Phoenix home before a patio news conference. If nominated he would skip the Senate race. Pickrell says he could run for both, but Goldwater has denied that.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
America
Arizona
Jawmaker
Goldwater
Patio News
Senate
San Francisco
Atty
Robert Pickrell
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Rockefeller returns to push New Hampshire GOP race
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller heads to Portsmouth for a major speech as he revives his presidential bid and faces a looming clash with Sen. Barry Goldwater, who is expected to declare for the race in Phoenix. Ex-Gov. Hugh Gregg will push for public debates between the rivals ahead of New Hampshire's March 10 primary.
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Portsmouth
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Hugh Gregg
Young Republican Club
Chief vows fines for snow tossed into streets
Police Chief Harley Drake lashed out at residents who pile snow from walks into roadways, citing a new city ordinance. He ordered officers to file complaints in all such cases and enforce a minimum $10 fine as cars struggle to plow through the heaps.
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Fairview Street
Harley Drake
Drake
Woman Contemplates City Center From Main and Center
Public scene shows a woman on Mt. Centerhorm at Main and Center faces a broad street corridor. The unusual approaches to a busy urban crossroads are noted as officials plan changes. The article reflects local traffic and city planning concerns in a period voice.
Vatican Bares Final Plans For Pope's Trip To Holy Land
Vatican details final arrangements for Pope Paul VI pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Preparations include a DC8 test flight from Rome to Amman, Jordan, and security readiness as Jordan and Israel brace for the historic visit.
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Vatican
Holy Land
Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
Fiumicino
Amman
Jordan
Jerusalem
Mnain
Israel
Bechor Shitrit
Hussein
Golda Meir
Young Children Perish In Fire Near Pleasant Maryland
Two young children Mable A. Payne aged 2 and Agnes Payne aged 15 died in a frame home fire in a Prince Georges County suburb. Their mother was across the street seeking clothing to keep them warm. Eight siblings survived the blaze from the single story house. a defective wooden stove caused the blaze.
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Swat Pleasant
Mable A. Payne
Agnes Payne
Montis
Prince’ Georges County
Cyprus to hold talks with Britain on end of fighting
Feuding Greek and Turkish Cypriots will join a conference with Britain Greece and Turkey in London late this month to end bloodshed and preserve the island. Archbishop Makarios and Dr Fazil Kutchuk agreed to send representatives after intensive diplomatic efforts by Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys who warned the talks could face problems and potential new fighting from irregular forces.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Greece
Turkey
London
Makarios
Fazil Kutchuk
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Sandye
Prime Minster
Alec Douglas-Home
Sam
Gresan
Mediterranean
Pennsylvania Buck Kill 47500 In 1963 Report
Harrisburg dispatch reports that Pennsylvania saw a loss of 47 500 dollars in 1963 tied to a state economy issue. The fragmented text suggests a discussion of mileage and regular costs, with unclear references to individuals or departments.
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Penn
Harrisburg
Dee
Segular Sees
Amis Seamone
Ie. M
Oman
Pelbooere
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